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Human Design for Therapists and Coaches: The Remedy Guide (eBook)
A 190-page practitioner directory that pairs each element of the Human Design chart with botanical, mineral, aromatic and somatic supports.
The guide covers the five energy types, twelve profiles, seven authorities, nine centres, 64 gates and the channels. For each one it sets out the shadow state your client may be living in, the aligned state they are moving toward, and a set of remedies you can bring into session…
Each entry includes
Shadow and aligned states, side by side
Flower essences (Bach, FES and others) with their specific indication
Crystals and stones
Herbs, foods and daily practices
Essential oils with a suggested blend
Reflection questions for session or for the client to take home
A somatic practice to work with the pattern in the body
Contraindications and red flags to check before you recommend anything
Space for your own practitioner notes
The centre entries also include body systems and physical associations, and a colour, reiki and sound practice for clearing conditioning from an undefined centre.
Practice forms included
The guide ends with a Client Documentation Form for your session notes and a Client Recommendations sheet to send home with your client. Print as many copies as you need.
Who it's for
Therapists, coaches and holistic practitioners who already work with Human Design, or are learning it, and want a structured reference for choosing supportive remedies. It works alongside the Human Design for Therapists™ training and as a standalone resource.
Format
A4 PDF, colour-coded throughout so you can find each category at a glance. Clickable contents page and section indexes.
Scope
This guide is a practitioner resource for supportive and reflective work. It does not diagnose or treat any medical or psychological condition and is not a substitute for medical or therapeutic care. Every entry flags where a referral may be needed, and clients should tell their GP about any remedies they take, particularly if pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication.
A 190-page practitioner directory that pairs each element of the Human Design chart with botanical, mineral, aromatic and somatic supports.
The guide covers the five energy types, twelve profiles, seven authorities, nine centres, 64 gates and the channels. For each one it sets out the shadow state your client may be living in, the aligned state they are moving toward, and a set of remedies you can bring into session…
Each entry includes
Shadow and aligned states, side by side
Flower essences (Bach, FES and others) with their specific indication
Crystals and stones
Herbs, foods and daily practices
Essential oils with a suggested blend
Reflection questions for session or for the client to take home
A somatic practice to work with the pattern in the body
Contraindications and red flags to check before you recommend anything
Space for your own practitioner notes
The centre entries also include body systems and physical associations, and a colour, reiki and sound practice for clearing conditioning from an undefined centre.
Practice forms included
The guide ends with a Client Documentation Form for your session notes and a Client Recommendations sheet to send home with your client. Print as many copies as you need.
Who it's for
Therapists, coaches and holistic practitioners who already work with Human Design, or are learning it, and want a structured reference for choosing supportive remedies. It works alongside the Human Design for Therapists™ training and as a standalone resource.
Format
A4 PDF, colour-coded throughout so you can find each category at a glance. Clickable contents page and section indexes.
Scope
This guide is a practitioner resource for supportive and reflective work. It does not diagnose or treat any medical or psychological condition and is not a substitute for medical or therapeutic care. Every entry flags where a referral may be needed, and clients should tell their GP about any remedies they take, particularly if pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication.